foodcoop-adam / foodsoft

DEPRECATED, being merged in upstream. Web-based software for foodcoops - as used in NL.
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time and error reducing dividing (uses a barcode scanner) #98

Closed Cor-Jan closed 3 years ago

Cor-Jan commented 10 years ago

dividing products in wholesale packaging takes a lot of time and is a place where a lot of mistakes happen. to reduce the time spend on deviding products and reduce mistakes problems:

proposed solution: divide per single wholesale package using a barcode scanner

procedure:

  1. get the first wholesale package from the pallet or container,
  2. scan a product in the package with barcode scanning and the software (in recieving screen) shows how much of this wholesale package to put in what member crate e.g. 2 pieces, crate nr 34
  3. the member confirms putting it in and the software shows the next action e.g. 5 pieces, crate nr 28

this until the end of the wholesale package

then start again with new wholesale package

wvengen commented 10 years ago

Cool :) That would require a mobile interface with a barcode scanner. I propose to postpone this for a bit, and focus on working with printed lists for now.

Cor-Jan commented 10 years ago

now without barcode scanner

procedure:

  1. get the first wholesale package from the pallet or container
  2. identify a product in the package (by means of selecting a nr of specific attributes? )

and the software (in recieving screen) prints a list with how much of this wholesale package to put in what member crate e.g. 2 pieces, crate nr 34 5 pieces, crate nr 28 3 pieces, crate nr 103

then start again with new wholesale package

the idea behind this method of working is to save time putting the products into the members crates in a precise way without spending time on organizing the products per category and per product to count

wvengen commented 10 years ago

This is present in the order screen, "sort by articles", which displays a list of ordergroup amounts for each article.

Cor-Jan commented 10 years ago

that is not what i mean.

this is a way of working per wholesale package, not per product. a order can contain multiple wholesale packages of the same product.

the most mistakes are made with products who look alike, thus if someone has a hangover, has her period or is just plain sloppy; this could be a method to reduce mistakes because people put wholesale packages of different products together (organic or biodynamic, different flavour and other small differences between products)